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| Audience | An audience defines who can see your pages. Pages can be created for targeted experiences tailored to audiences and roles such as agents and managers. |
| Configurable Workspace | A workspace that can be easily configured and extended using Next Experience UI Builder. |
| Core UI | Also known as UI16, or Platform/Classic UI. Core UI consists of Jelly based pages that contain content such as lists, forms, and dashboards. |
| Landing Page | When using the Next Experience UI, landing pages provide quick visibility and access to user's work. |
| Next Experience | Formally known as Now Experience Framework, a ServiceNow JavaScript framework built on web components standards. Enables developers to build custom web components to create modern user interfaces for users. |
| Next Experience UI | The specific user interface launched in the San Diego release that utilizes Landing Pages and Unified Navigation. There may be technical references to Polaris within the instance and this article, which is the previous name for Next Experience UI. |
| UI Builder | The web user interface builder for the Next Experience framework. UI Builder is used to build pages for Next Experience UI Landing Pages, Configurable Workspaces, App Engine Studio generated workspaces and portals, or custom web experiences using Next Experience Components and custom web components. |
| Unified Navigation | Next Experience Unified Navigation unifies classic UI16 applications and WEP (Web Experience Platform, also known as UI Builder) Workspaces within one navigation header. |
| Variant | A version of a page that features targeted content for specific audiences. For example, a variant can be created to assembled targeted content for Managers versus Agents. |
| Web Experience Platform | Comprised of multiple technologies in the Next Experience Framework used to deliver sharable, extensible, configurable, and consistent experiences. |
